Stereo Cabinet IRs

About these cabinet Impulse Response files

These files have been designed with the Atomic Amplifire in mind though probably compatible with many other amp sims, plugins and modellers that are available.

These cabinet impulse response files are stereo files created using multiple microphones panned L+R for a bigger and wider sound. The "dual cab" files used two separate cabinets for a wider/deeper spread of sound. Care has been taken to ensure mono-compatibilty and reduce any side-effects from phasing when run as mono.
Rather than a complete description of what cabs, mics, placement, etc, were used let your ears decide rather than your eyes!

The full pack of 52 stereo cab IRs (26 single cab + 26 dual cab) is available to purchase. (see below to obtain)

Audio demos using Atomic Amplifire with these stereo cabs:

All guitar audio in the following demos is DI from the Atomic Amplifire using only ONE preset per demo from my packs collection. The "width" of the guitar-sound is a result of these stereo cab IRs used

"one cab two mics"- 8 bars each of 7 different cab IRs ("cab A" through to "cab G")

Preset used in the above is preset "s44"from my "S Pack" collection (click here for preset packs)

"two cabs two mics"- 8 bars each of 7 different cab IRs ("dual A" through to "dual G")

Preset used in the above is preset "s64"from my "Pack 3" collection (click here for preset packs)

Neutral Cab IRs

Here are some "neutral" sounding cab IRs, meaning they sound the same as having no IR whatsoever.

So whats the point of that then?
Having no cab IR or disabling the cab section of your device (perhaps you wish to use a "real" external cab) can lead to undesirable volume changes. With a neutral cab IR you have the opportunity to adjust the output-level either by having a cab IR of a particular level or to re-employ the cab-block and use its level control without a change of tone.

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